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  1. rob lay

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    #1 rob lay, Apr 9, 2010
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  2. Fan512bbi

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    #2 Fan512bbi, Apr 9, 2010
    Hey Robbie you tight bugger about time :D
     
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    #3 tazandjan, Apr 10, 2010
    Robbie- Hope you got a discount for fixing Rob's cars.

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    #4 Challengehauler, Apr 11, 2010
    +10 excelent work and very timely.
     
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    #5 mseals, Apr 11, 2010
    Nice, Robbie!!!!

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  6. rob lay

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    #6 rob lay, Apr 11, 2010
    328's don't have the problem and the 355 C doesn't have an interior anymore, will see how many years before the GranSport plastic turns to goo, not yet.
     
  7. 285ferrari

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    #7 285ferrari, Apr 11, 2010
    Yea, problem pretty much started with the 348 model. I have done several 308/328 ashtrays, but that was just paint chipping and flaking off over time, no stickiness....

    Just a matter of time for the Gran Sport.... I just did a 2007 Maserati QP---Couldn't believe how bad the parts had gotten in just 2 years...
     
  8. rob lay

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    #8 rob lay, Apr 11, 2010
    Robbie, do you think all the current model Ferraris will have problems too?
     
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    #9 285ferrari, Apr 11, 2010
    Alot of the newer cars have carbon fiber, silver or other trim options instead of black plastic coverings. I have done 575's and many 430's.... Looking at the 612, 599 and 458, I don't think they will have much of a problem since there isn't alot of plain plastic coverings.
     

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